When As I Died A Fragment From a Field Journal
Fragmentary OCR recounts a disturbing farm scene with a mare named Mind Lael Wilcole and a veterinary examination. The horse dies after a long illness, with observers noting pallor and inflammation. Postmortem notes describe the mare’s internal conditions and the decision to bury or remove organs, reflecting a grim rural illness record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Averyman
Pallew Sisvien
Lex
Wu Denyy
Heme
le Nour
Geomel
Fender
Ac TS Gilnet seeks permit for three story house on North Garay
Proprietor of Tatek Tiamilton proposes a three story dwelling at North Garay street Moltininee with frontage 24 feet and depth 18 feet. Plans include a two story wing and water closet conveniences. Public notice notes improvements aim to provide horse accommodation and modern utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilnet
Tatek Tiamilton
Jacob KF
Qerwig
North Garay Street
Moltininee
Maryland Portland Cement Plans Major Plant Expansion
The Maryland Portland Cement Company of Security plans to enlarge its plant soon. Capacity will rise from 80 to 1,800 Darcola per day, with new buildings and upgraded machinery. Kilns will increase from two to several, driven by growing demand for cement. The firm notes the quality of cement remains among the highest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Portland Cement Company
Wale
Thas Chinery
Ile Wee Hon
Reunion at Pen Mar Knightly Order Draws Crowd
The first large reunion of the Knights of Columbus at Pen Mar gathers hundreds. A benefit train runs from a nearby town with 400 people aboard, as an excursion follows the main event with a sizable turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbis
Ten Mar Tatays
Ily Addy
Cnishertaint
secWon
Glide Away to Wed Mr Clarence Gaytor and Annie Watkins
Mr Clarence Gaytor and Annie Watkins wed at a park venue near Williamsport. The ceremony was attended by relatives as the couple left for the reception, with well wishes from guests and the reporter noting a joyful, festive mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Gaytor
Annie K. Watkins
Willintas Park
Charance Gaytor
Annie I. Watkins
Dehayia
Kae
Siuyder
Terry Aly
Bats Mail
Fredericks
Braddock Holehis
Frederick
Uae
Mrs. Gigler
Yellow Jacket Sandwich At Pigkid Meets Mixed Weather
A fragmented wire-service style report from Washington Square notes a windy day at a track event with Yellow Jackets and Little Champs Miaielsine competing. Observers mention warm beverages, a timely rescue, and partial results across multiple heats led by a 240 yard interference incident and a Miles-claimed dash victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallow
C. W. Selhiman
Lusky
Per “Hunt
Fuller
Charles Ainn van Ui
Ypeard Ori
Walter
Jung
Bree Strants
Osix
Head Gash Suffered By Robert Uva In Hay Mower Incident
The report notes Robert Uva sustained a deep head cut while working in a hay mow near Pon Mar. He fell from a mower, with native workers aiding as parents applied bandages and a local man named Walter Slearre provided further assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Uva
Tryin
Pon Mar
Walter Slearre
Realty Transfers Noted In Hanfork Area Listings
Doh Al Morgana and wife Irnis Thay transfer property near Hanfork to Frank Ray and wife for 214. Frank Ray and wife transfer property near Sunnyside Addition in Thanenck fm 110 to Fanny Richards on wife to Rinna Gertude Stettler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doh AL Morgana
Ir Nis Thay
Hanfork
Frank Ray
Aby A A. Morgan
Vantaa
Fanny Richards
Rinna Gertude Stettler
Sunnyside
Thanenck Fm
Five Bids Opened for County Comnyalsangys Construction
Five bids were submitted for the company project to be undertaken by the county. Bidders include Gor Mee Wall Wo Ky Muldlekoun Jamed Soran Son Hagerstown W. G. Sytner Washington D. J. Sehonek Warltimope. The bid opening is scheduled for this afternoon. Estimated cost likely around 12000 to 15000 dollars. Roark met as a board today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comnyalsangys
Wall Wo Ky Muldlekoun
Jamed Soran Son
Hagerstown
W. G. Sytner
Washington
D. J. Sehonek
Warltimope
Roark
Bealilk
Unclear OCR fragment about a theft or loss
Fragmentary text describes missing fingers and a te aa event with unnamed persons and a prior incident involving a boy and a machine. The legibility is too poor to determine precise details or context.
Crusade Begins On Protected Market
A chaotic OCR passage describes a broad market crusade with references to policy actions, protection measures, and enforcement dynamics. The text mentions debates over restrictiveness, regulatory bodies, and potential impacts on workers and producers, with mentions of regional actors and legal considerations within a tense economic context.
Pitcher Emerson Joins Bovers Team In Draft Era Note
unclear OCR text describes Emerson joining Bover's pitcher staff with manager Boyer amid team changes. mentions Jol Vimorann and Mier oe Marnavy in disrupted prose. references weather, New York hits, and Montreal, with scattered names and scores.
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Boyer
Sikanet Tileher
Joel Vimorann
Foemendy
Marnavy
Anand
Alvier Pater
Jerson
Fang
Neal
Laaalery Jang Ale Teharys
Catel
Elinkes
Uhre Loth
Phe
Vieleen Ivan Monk
Ed Cout
Montreal
Submtissian
Aerrivedi
Ah Naan
Avery Pio AW
New York
Burts
Ody
Alor
Hangock Crops and Ponalewhy Disturbance in Western Plains
An unclear report notes Hangock Crops and Ponalewhy of elard Co. facing a push in the Western Pilin orehurd. The text references R. 8. DMon and sevenvdt thevtsare Juiahiels of perches in its Western region, with details largely obscured by OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elard Co
Pilin
Seashore Resort Excursion Leaves City for Families
An outing from Uils city to the seashore attracted many residents and families. Dozens of travelers including Mrs. Chienry Wenn and Mr. George MM. Stonebarn joined the group heading to the coast. others listed include Rev LAM IO Tterpalde, Miss Annie, and Mr. Gearse V. Ridengmne amid a diverse turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uils City
Ehels
Abbailie
Wiltiwourd
Metin
Tare Hathdey
Alertaiken
Matteton
Misseu Annie
Deer Drives Horses amid Prairie Scene in Divorce Notice
Fragmentary text recounts horses driven by a deer during field work and mentions a divorce case involving Harrigan and Wayy. Other names appear as scattered fragments, with descriptors of plowing, a run of events, and a mention of a desertion context. The excerpt remains incomplete and unclear in structure.
End of Drought Rumors Stir City Morning Sessions
Fragmented OCR text hints at drought talk and early morning meetings with officials or groups. Mentions water needs and planned interventions, but details are unclear.
Meeting Tonight of Te Yenstown Moxelera Association
A notice announces a meeting this evening of the Te Yenstown Moxelera Association. It notes concerns about attendance and urges members to attend to discuss ongoing matters and future actions.
Beaver Craft Sues versus Taras at Antietame Malls dispute
A legal action involves Beaver Craft suing Taras in a case tied to Antietame Malls. The filing notes a contested ownership dispute and a financial claim related to a 16d 1-2 Inabely transaction. Details are sketchy due to damaged OCR but indicate a civil suit seeking relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Antietame
Weather report mentions deadly heat wave and police incident
Fragmented text reports extreme heat warnings and a parade disruption involving individuals in Waynesboro and nearby locations. It mentions marriage licenses and a dramatic event with a drowning or crime implication, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Frightful Runoff Accident Buoys Martinsburg Road Event
A buggy crash near Shepherdstown on the Martinsburg road injured three young ladies, Misses May Adie and Tour Henry, daughters of Christenvy farmer, when a wheel hit rocks and overturned. Miss Pear Henry sustained the worst injuries, with other riders bruised.
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Shepherdstown
May
Henry
Christenvy
Sia Metra
Martinsburg
Pear Henry
Advertising drives Hagerstown growth in the South
A fragmented appeal argues for robust industrial advertising to attract investors to Hagerstown and Washington County. It stresses population growth, job creation, and regional markets, urging residents to support advertising efforts to showcase prosperity and lure manufacturers to the area.
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Hove
Oklahoma
Clahorma
Magerstawn
Umgerstawn
Oldham
Tisgerstown
Hokter Mailway
Ehagerstown
Slo Nike
Hagerstown
Mashington
Nts Linn
Junior Meeting Amid Quarrels Over Plans
A fragmentary notice notes a junior meeting where speakers debate proposed changes and schedule adjustments. Names and precise details are unreadable, but the discussion centers on approvals and potential delays affecting planned activities.
Franks Free- Accesses Reco g jure waived charges
Fragmented report notes Frank 15 Free- Bragh Wael facing tense charges with bail set. Justice Murtte refused him on own recognizance. A man named C. Hhighea reportedly caught a four pound fish in Poramac river, arm broken. McAfee of Hancock County involved in property dispute over stilys breaking a mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mya
McAfee
Hancock
Roving Mongrels an Eye Sore Hure in Mount Clair Heights
A distorted letter laments dog nuisance in Mount Clair Heights and recounts a local incident with stray mongrels. The writer mocks the guilt by association theory and pridefully cites a new civic dog ordinance aimed to curb the problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killley
Mount Clair Heights
Mount Club Heights
Geradlay
Brown
Maryland
Plans for tournament parade and gala Saturday
Readable text describes a forthcoming tournament event with a grand parade and tradeship from Boonsboro and Mapleville. It promises foot races and musical performances supervised by Prof J Walger, with speeches by T A Poffenberger and BR Horde. Ride privileges and prizes will be offered. refreshments arranged for attendees.
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Flys Onl
Boonsboro
Maptevill
J. Walger
O'Slock
Hol. T. A. Poffenberger
BR. Horde
Vlassen
Soldiers Leave Camp Near Sharpsburg for Fort Melloury
An army unit departed from a camp near Sharpsburg heading toward Fort Melloury with plans to reach the fork by Saturday evening. Major Frederick Reynolds, in charge, was honored with a seven tragedy. A motor collision injured a dog owner Wo Ander and led to the dog's death the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpsburg
Fort. Melloury
Mason and Dixon
Federck Reynolds
Tayerstowy
Wo Ander
Tolternburg
Local raffle yields clock prize amid confusion
A garbled OCR passage notes a prize clock awarded at Blagell, with 439 tickets mentioned and names like Keller Trnazel and Hasphat vonedt appearing. The text is unclear but implies a ticket-based event with a handsome clock prize and some misread or misprinted participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller Trnazel
Blagell
Geller
Hasphat Vonedt
Public Dance Planned at Lott Nan’s Addition
A public dance will be held at Lott Nan’s Addition WM tarnsport next Saturday evening. Hofesakimcatn will reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lott ‘Nan
WM Tarnsport
Hofesakimcatn
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Mr. Gunnell
Pen Mar
Yellow Jacket
Pigkid
Washington Square Sula
Behatisale
Segtanel
Exeloa
Ofa Pew Anil
Asean
Casa
Waxyneshore
Elitor McNaiire
Tapress Gomany
Develsig
Kraak Finafrock
Eden
Westunday
Reyes
Ivan
Gemma Ech
Una Ig
Hirgerslowi
Soulines
Elise Vail
Elise
Mina
Kietinen
Banks
Emerson
Bover
Avion Ehrde
Toni Akie
Mwiba
Metea van
Alan
Brileo Gonimay
Haiti
Byidne
Walliamgyavy
Kent Atu
Lyle
Rieallte Reverie
Tancaster
Inaal W. Cols
Toead
Liaw Company
Brewers
Abyeytamente
Bla Crowe
Peta
Jota
Harrigan
Phill Wayy
Uyan
Elma Jae
Drouth
Rathem
Big Loa
Hird
Usiwitres Maliimeare
Falpeprescaanian
Pho
Phitform
Pihie Service Corporation
Ceaarverd
Synteny Tnt Mory Hewaudimetag
Pris Uy
Hall Rover
Kevernvan
Lion
Alain
Sheven Chiaty
Alain U Sweeney
Abner Hotts
DieLoTh Wale
Benjamin Mitchell
Asai
Gare
Belly
Reealadies
Wade
Cotati
Fats Gotanal Seley
Covina Craters
Committee On
Belsley
PDK
Annonce Nord
Selley
Marriaga Licones
Wretatick
Browne
Waynesboro
Aid Bale A
Tirtte
Drageratews
Shere
Maestro Montis
Elke Quuelisth
Frank
Momo C. Hhighea
Poramac River
Tancack
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